Mid-Prairie defeats Washington Demons 7–0 in opener
In Case Field the Golden Hawks of Mid-Prairie shut down the Washington Demons 7 to 0. Washington totaled 30 yards rushing and was held to one air play, while Mid-Prairie capitalized on a first quarter touchdown and strong defense led by Sean O’Hanlon and Marty Schooley.
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Golden Hawks
Mid-Prairie
Washington Demons
Case Field
Demons
Washington
Dale Harter
Hawks
Terry Beckley
Kevin Kos
Demon
Randy Maas
Kelley Gipple
Roger Williams
Gary Carl
Sean O'Hanlon
Marty Schooley
Dave Sojka
Kelly Gipple
Lyle Thomas
John Elliott
Tony Leyden
John Strain
Jerry Griffiths
Steve
Dave Billups
Terry Beckler
Williams
Erb
Kos
Gipple
Showalter
Elliott
Hawk
Knorr
Koss
Beckler
Maas
Hochstetler
Joe Eagle
Rich
Gingerich
Leyden
Beckley
Tom Miller
O'Hanlon
Wilson
Carl
Huskies edge Wildcats in defensive showdown 7-0
Highland despite a mobile clash with Columbus used stout defense to grab a 7-0 win. Kirk Kaalberg connected with Dan Havel for the game's only score, while Highland stopped Columbus at the Highland four late in the game. Key tackles by Dan Gerot and Darrell Steele anchored the Huskies as Heindel led Columbus with 73 rushing yards.
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Evening Journal
Highland
Huskies
Columbus Wildcats
Kirk Kaalberg
Dan Havel
Jeff Davis
Iowa
Brian O'Donnell
Columbus
Warren Woepking
Woepking
Wildcats
Tim Heindel
Kaalberg
O'Donnell
Dan Gerot
Darrell Steele
Dave Thomann
Dan Kloppfer
Havel
Kirk Soukup
Randy Rhodes
Thomann
Soukup
Dave Storm
Ron Greene
Chuck Clark
Jeff Clark
Heindel
Junction
New London
Wapello
Warriors take opener 30-0 over Durant Wildcats
Waco Warriors dominate Durant in their first meeting, throttling the Wildcats 30-0. Grieser, DeVarmen, Achen and Sisco scoring and multiple defenses key the win as Waco racks 280 rushing yards to 54 for Durant. Coach Sisco notes room for improvement. next up Harmony in Blackhawk Conference play.
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Waco
Warriors
Durant
Wildcats
Doyle Grieser
Grieser
Dwain Alvine
Doug DeVarmen
Robert Achen
Todd Sisco
Bruce
Mike Sage
Ralph Tolander
Lloyd Sisco
Nicklaus misses tourney cut at World Open in Pinehurst
Jack Nicklaus failed to make the World Open cut for the first time in 105 starts, shooting 72 74 to miss by one stroke at Pinehurst No. 2. George Burns led after two rounds with 133, while Hale Irwin and five others tied at 136 for third. Burns credited steady putting and course familiarity for his early surge.
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Pinehurst
N.C
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Dave Stockton
Billy Casper
George Burns
Hale Irwin
Forrest Ferler
Tom Watson
Ray Floyd
Len Thompson
Burns
Nicklaus
Watson
Smith
Overtime marks first Iowa prep football openers
Overtime games highlighted opening night with Le Mars Central beating Cherokee 31-25 in four overtimes, Missouri Valley defeating Carroll 37-29 in two overtimes, and Linn-Mar edging Marion 24-22 in two overtimes. Urbandale, Cedar Rapids Regis, Emmetsburg, Sioux City Heelan, Dowling, Davenport Central, Dubuque Hempstead, Kennedy, and Jefferson also posted wins as season begins.
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le Mars Central
Cherokee
Missouri Valley
Carroll
Linn-Mar
Marion
Dan Robinson
le Mars
Bulldogs
Missouri Valley-Carroll
Urbandale
Des Moines Tech
Cedar Rapids Regis
Cedar Rapids Washington
Emmetsburg
Algona
Sioux City Heelan
West Des Moines Dowling
Dowling
UPI
Heelan
Davenport Central
Clinton
Dubuque Hempstead
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Davenport West
Football scores from multiple Iowa games this week
Waco 30 Durant 0. Ottumwa 9 Muscatine 0. New London 8 Morning Sun 6. Mount Pleasant 13 Cedar Rapids Prairie 6. Mid-Prairie 7. Washington 0 Louisa Muscatine 46. Lone Tree 8 Highland 7. Columbus 0 Grinnell 28. Oskaloosa 0 Fairfield 33. Albia 13 Centerville 7. Fort Madison 6 Burlington 21. Keokuko Wapello 31. Winfield Mount Union?
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Waco
Durant
Ottumwa
Muscatine
New London
Morning Sun
Mount Pleasant
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Mid-Prairie
Washington
Louisa Muscatine
Lone Tree
Highland
Columbus
Grinnell
Oskaloosa
Fairfield
Albia
Centerville
Fort Madison
Burlington
Keokuko
Wapello
Winfield
Mount Union
Bowling results and standings from local league night
Team Rubio Bank led with 2137 in series and 755 and 720 games. Individual top scores include Martha Schooley and Clara White with 493 series and Janet Hagist 202 game. Women’s league results list Curt's Body Shop and Paint & Paper Shoppe top points and Bobbie Boileau 480 in series.
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Rubio Bank of
Brighton
Goodken Ins
Booth’s Grocery
Edwards Real Estate
Tim’s Feed & Supply
George's Body Shop
Hanson Concrete
Keeley’s
Edwards
Goodken
Rubio Bank
Booth’s
Hanson
Tim
PIN Queen League
Marios TG
Ceed
Terns Aeste
Curt’s Body Shop
Paint & Paper Shoppe
Abhigws Oy Tena
Bryn Maw Ero
Ainsworth Four Corners
Washington
Imperial
Curt
Last second strike lifts Keota over English Valleys
Rich Adam caught a nine yard touchdown pass in the end zone with 14 seconds left to lift Keota to a 12 8 comeback win over English Valleys. The late drive followed a stand on four downs and marked the debut of new head coach Jim Gumbel.
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Rich Adam
Keota
English Valleys
Adam
Fagies
Jim Gumbel
Bears
Eagles
Terry Cochran
Bill Flynn
Gumbel
Cochran
Tracy Dill
Flynn
Mike O'Brien
Kevin Peiffer
Warren Temple
Sigourney
Ryan Ryan strikes out 18 in Angels win
Nolan Ryan fired 18 strikeouts in Friday night action, a three hit by California 3 2 victory over the Chicago White Sox, sealing a strong comeback after elbow surgery. Bruce Bochte drove in the decisive run in the sixth. Ryan fanned 5 straight to close the game.
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Nolan Ryan
Chicago White Sox
California
Ryan
Chicago
Ralph Garr
Bill Stein
Jim Spencer
Jorge Orta
Sam Ewing
Angels
Bruce Bochte
Rusty Torres
New York
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
Oakland
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Y boys plan trip to see Hawkeye football
All boys registered for the 1976 YMCA football season may attend the University of Iowa game against Syracuse on Saturday September 18. Tickets are three dollars each. Boys must sign at the Y by September 16. Parents who can drive should contact Kirk Helmstead. The group departs the Y at 10 30 a.m. Saturday.
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University of Iowa
Syracuse
Kirk Helmstead
Helmstead
Major League Standings Include National East and West divisions
National League standings show Philadelphia leading East with 85 wins, Pittsburgh 80, New York 73. West shows Cincinnati 91, Los Angeles 79. Friday results include Chicago 3 Philadelphia 2 and New York 4 St Louis 3. Sunday's schedule features multiple interleague matchups and pitchers' duels across cities.
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Griffith
Schooley
Rollers
Bobbie Boileau
Bobbie Schiebel
Fairy Sampson
Chris Turkel
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Clifford
Cliff) Corpman
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Bob Schneider
Riverside
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